This isn’t necessarily a noise remover like Neat Video or Resolve’s built-in noise remover it uses optical flow technology to remove and repair elements that temporarily appear over a frame or two.
(Before we proceed, it’s worth noting that while the primary purpose of these effects is to revive and remaster older footage, you can, of course, also use them for an array of problems with modern footage.)įirst, let’s look at what you can do when you have too much dirt in your clip. So, if you missed these new additions in the update, or are new to Resolve, you need to know what these tools can do. If you tend to upgrade your software to the latest version without reading the patch notes (I’m guilty of this with all Adobe programs other than Premiere), then you may not know about two new features in Resolve 15: Automatic Dirt Removal and Dust Buster. The effects are incredibly easy to use - for both tools, and in most cases, it is simply a drag-and-drop operation. Thankfully, In Resolve 15, there are two revival tools can help you fix this problem. However, there may be a time when you’re using older material, and the imperfections are severe enough that they are detracting from the viewing experience. Historical footage can transport us back in time more effectively than ultra-sharp 4k recreations. There is a refined beauty to archival footage, despite how often it’s spoiled with wear, dirt, grain, and other imperfections. However, sometimes they can be a bit much. The imperfections are part of the charm of archival footage.
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